all monks, 

#!/usr/bin/ksh

set -x
ls
echo "Hello World"

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In the above shell script we can see the line by line execution when I execute the script. I would like to have the same feature when I execute the perl script too. could anyone recommend a module for this.
I am aware that using the debug we will be able to see the line by line execution as follows :- 
perl -d <program.pl>

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anotherway which, I can use is logging mechanism. But I would like to have some other alternative. could anyone adive me on the same ? It is better If I have the same feature like set -x as shell programming does.

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In reply to Viewing perl execution line by line by jesuashok

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